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As above really, let's just have a thread about things that are a little bit bonkers.
To kick off, the brilliantly bonkers Schloss Neuschwanstein.
It's one of those places that you look at and think, "No. Can't be real. Can't be. Oh, wait. It is real!"
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Or this. Miss Bardahl. 3000bhp Rolls Royce Merlin powered hydroplane.
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This guy:
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When I sawed the end of my finger off it was in a garden shed on Exmoor and my wife was bringing me cups of tea.
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The [url= https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle ]Holographic Principle[/url].
It's a string theory thing. Apparently, the universe that we see around us is actually just the n-dimensional projection of an n-1 dimensional surface.
(I've been reading the [url= https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Hole_War ]Black Hole War[/url] and it's all good until about chapter twenty, after which my head starts spinning too fast).
Singapore in general but Gardens by the Bay as a good example:
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Also the traffic lights in Krabi. A whole street of bonkersness
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That even in our crowded world, there are still places that few visit or ever will.
http://theadventurer.ca/where-there-are-innu/
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Those traffic lights are just ideal for this thread!
Keep 'em coming, folks!
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The late, great Alfie Bass eating a rubber chicken!
The image of ears being sliced off finally expunged!
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
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